WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1938
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill
an account of Mt. Oread Society
HELEN GEIS. c'40. Society Editor
Before 5 p.m. call KU; 25; after 5, call 2700-Ky
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Luncheon guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house yesterday were: Mary Neum, c'elum Margaret Willis, Mary Jane, c'elum Mary and Mary Ellen Brosouss, c'42.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon announces the pledging of Jack Sands, c'42, Lawrence.
Dinner guests at the Sigma Nu house Monday were the Rev. Paul Brained, and Leland Barter, Schectady, N. Y.
Chi Omega announces the pledging of Mildred Ferme Lundy, c'42
Professor and Mrs. V. P. Hossier and family were dinner guests at the Kappa Eta Kappa fraternity house Monday evening.
Dinner guests at the Tanglegrass house Monday evening were: Miss Marcia Beatty; Mr. Ivan Schull, 36; and Mr. Herbert King, Mr. King led a short informal discussion after dinner.
--will select eight speakers who will compete for the silver loving cup in the finals.
Delta Chi held a formal initiation
Saturday, Oct. 22, for the following:
John Challinor, c'39; Norman
Kraemer, c'40; James Eads, c'40;
Edward Carr, c'40; Heskamp,
McNaughton, mcMnaughton,
Kenneth Tropp, c'unel.
Alpha Omicron Pi entertained the pledge class of Sigma Phi Epsilon with an hour dance last night.
Dinner guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house last night were: Mrs. Mildred Morgan; Mrs. Sam Eliot; Miss Maude Elilot; and Mrs. James V. Blu of Lawrence; Mrs. Morgan concerning "marriage and youth."
Mrs. Mildred Morgan was a diner guest at the Kappa Alpha Theta house Monday.
Chancellor and Mrs. E. H. Lindley entertained the faculties of the University at a formal reception last Thursday evening in Spooner-Thayer museum. Large yellow chrysanthemums and tall maries roses in a Swedish cut-glass bowl adorned the center of the table. Many flowers, the gifts of friends, were arranged about the museum
Faculty guests present were: Mr. and Mrs. T. B Stouffer; and Mrs. Paul, B Lawson; Mrs. F. T Stockton; Mr. and Mrs. R. A Schwegel; Mr. and Mrs. A. C Schwelger; Mr. and Mrs. C. Crewford; Mr. and Mrs. S. Swearthon; Mr. and Mrs. E. J Moeur; Mr. and Mrs. A. A Havenhill; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Klooz; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Werner; Miss Elizabeth Meguari; Miss Mimie Moodie; Mrs. Frank Strong; Miss Hermina Zipple; Mr. and Mrs. Waldemar Gelch; Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Nelson; Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Neumann; Mrs. Lars Anderson; Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth;
The ladies who poured were: Mrs. Helen Skilton, Miss Ellsworth, R. A. Schwegler and Mrs. Frank Strong. Musical selections were played by a trio, Lucie Wagner, gr. at the piano, Oliga Elitner'fsp, violin, and Rita Gunsaulius, fa39, cello.
The correct list of college women who assisted the Lindleys at the reception are Dorothy Werner, c'39; Deri Stockwell, c'39; Betty Raymond, c'41; Jean Stouffer, c'41; Jean Crawford, c'40; Elizabeth Kester, c'40; Alice Russell, c'39; Velma Wilson, c'42; Edna May Parks, c'40; Charlotte Stafford, c'39; Joyce Vetter, fa'39; Cevene Landrith, c'41
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Plans Sizzle
For Big Rally
Special Train Leaves
For Manhattan at 9:30
Saturday Morning
Sizzling plans for a huge pre-game celebration of the Kansas-Kansas State football game this weekend will explode into a skyrocket of excite-hawkers on the main streets of Manhattan Saturday noon.
The fuse will be touched off at a rally Friday morning, Jack Nessley, c39, head cheerleader, announced the return to a series of yellls will light the match.
Saturday morning at 9:30 a train of eight special coaches will leave the Union Pacific station bound for Manhattan, and the skyrocket will soar. On the train will be the University freshman football squad, Jay James, Ku Ku's, students, and business men. At approximately 11 o'clock the train will reach the Union Pacific depot in Manhattan and the parade will immediately form. The band will lead the procession, with Jay Jones and Ku Ku's immediately behind; the marching game in cars will join in as quickly as possible and the group will head for the main district of town.
Kansas' body of rooters will be seated on the 50-yard stripe of the east side of the Aggie stadium and, with a crowd the size predicted, Jayhawk yellas will be thunderous. Tickets for this section are on sale at the office, but they are also sold rapidly. Nessly announced yesterday.
This morning, car stickers bearing the slogan "Beat the Aggies" will be circulated by the Ku Ku's.
The Manhattan rally, Nessily enthusiastically declare, "will be the raily of all rallies." I believe it will eclipse last year's rally in Lincoln.
Camera Club Plans Exhibit Contest Will Display Photographic Work by Many Entrants
Plans for the K.U. Camera Club's Homecoming photography exhibit were discussed last night at the meeting in the room of room of Our Buildings.
In connection with the exhibit Oren Bingham of the photographic bureau demonstrated the mounting of exhibit pictures with a new type of mounting material. He also discussed the different types of mounting boards and the methods of centering pictures.
The club wishes the content to be an expression of the photographic work of students, faculty, and friends of the University, and hopes it will encourage interest and activity in participants to participate or view the exhibition.
All entries are to be made at the photographic bureau, from Oct. 31 to Nov. 3, between 2 and 5 p.m.
Any person may enter one or more prints in the contest. Prizes will be restricted to non-professionals, and will be awarded by the Homecoming
The entrance fee for all members of the K.U. Camera Club entering pictures in the contest will be included in the club dues. Non-members will receive an entrance fee. One entrance fee covers all pictures entered by any individual.
It is recommended that prints be mounted on or by 10 mounts or larger. The title, film, exposure, type of camera, paper specification, and the name of the back side of the picture, are on the back side of the picture in the lower left hand corner.
With regards to the picture itself; it should have pictorial value, some point of special interest, and tell a story.
It is also suggested that a photographer must try to create a picture with pleasing composition andbalanced lighting, and use a tone appropriate to the subject.
Edward Baker is Improving
Edward Baker is Improving
Watkins hospital reports Edward Baker, c39, to be mT a satisfactory doctor in a serious illness of pneumonia.
Any woman wishing to attend the football game at Manhattan Saturday, Oct. 29, must register in the office of the adviser of women and ask their parents to send a note of permission direct to that office before noon Friday, Oct. 28.
MANHATTAN TREK
ELIZABETH MEGUIAR,
CHRISTIAN MISSION PROGRAM
7:30-All speakers-Fraternity and sorority, semi-organized groups, and special groups committees, Memorial Union
9.30-Herrick B. Y., Beung, History of American Journalism class,
102 Journalism Bldg.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26
8:30 --Mildred Inskep Morgan, Educational Psychology class, 15 Fraser hall.
10:30-E. Stanley Jones, Life and Teaching of Jesus class, C.
Myers hall, T. Z. Koo, "Railroad in China", Engineering
Convocation, Marvin aud.
11:30—Paul J. Braised, Elements of Sociology class, 208 Frank Strong hall.
12:30-Frances P. Greenough, Women's Luncheon, Plymouth Congregational church. Winifred Wygal, Student Forum, Memorial Union cafeteria. Herbert King, Y.M.C.A.肩染, honored, Old English room, Memorial Union bldg.
1:30-Mildred Inskeep, Morgan, Advanced Education Psychology class, 15, Fresher hall.
3:39 Winnifred Wygal, Socialist Club, Pine room, Memorial Union Blds.
Working hall—Winnifred Wygal
6:00—
4:30—Seminars—
Watkins hall—Winnifred Wygal
Alpha Omicron Pi—Paul J. Braised
Chi Omega—Frances Greenough
Gamma Phi Bethe—Kristy Jones
Phi Deby Theiler—J. Harry Cotton
Women's Club-Mildred Insekek Morgan
University Club-Herrick B. Young
Sigma Chi-Joseph F. King
Sigma Phi Epsilon-H. G. Barr
Acacia-Dean Paul B. Lawson
Kappa Sigma-H. A. Enhrsperger
Herbert King and Rabbi Mayerberg, Hoch auditorium
Parkes, Chairman
7:45- Herbert King and Rabbi Mayerberg, Hech auditorium,
Eldie Picks, Chairman
Eddie Picks, Chairman
Campus Speech Contest Tryouts Are Nov. 3
Trouys for the fourteenth annual Campus Problems演讲 contest will be held Thursday, Nov. 3, at 7:30 in the little theater of Green hall, it was announced yesterday by Miss Margaret Anderson, assistant professor of speech and dramatic art.
The contestants are limited to four-minute speeches concerning a local or national collegiate problem. Any regularly enrolled student of the university will be selected. The finalists chosen will speak in Fraser theater on Nov. 9.
The last two contests were won by Don Voorees, 38, who used the subjects, "Eight Cylinder Mythology" (1637) and "Platforms and Platitudes" (1936). Bob Thorpe, 37, won the two preceding contests with the speeches, "Need of Semi-Organized Houses at K.U." (1935) and "Physical Training" (1934). The 1933 contest was won by Dorothy Banges, 36, with the subject "Orientation Courses in Our Curriculum".
Members of the faculty will act as judges for the problems contest and
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